Thank you Christy for all the great inspiration and advice! I have naturally straight to wavy hair but I babysit 2 girls who are mixed race one girl has 4c hair while the other has 4a-4b hair, so now every time I babysit I comb their hair with wooden combs with some leave in, and then style their hair afterwards. Now the moment I come over to their house the younger girl asks me if I can do her hair and I agree that it has become a soothing very enjoyable bonding experience! The experience has really inspired me to want to foster myself one day when I have my own place so I can have girls of my own, and there's so many children who need a loving home ❤️ I hope that one day when I foster I will be able to have such a loving relationship that you and your girls have!
This is a lady who has done her homework about curly/coily hair. I love that!! I also love how she says"style"🥰😊 Oh also, Christy.. on days that I go to the pool, I take that same exact spray bottle you have, mix some water and conditioner and spray that on your girls' hair before they go swimming or use a leave in conditioner. It provides a layer of protection until their next wash day. Just wanted to share.🥰😊
@@lovebug8482 I would apply the leave in conditioner after shampooing and conditioning to seal in the moisture and sometimes use it in between wash days. As for pool days, it will help against over drying while you are swimming so yes you can apply leave in right after if you are not going to wash right away. You can always do the spray bottle mixture as another option. I hope this helps😊
Great to hear how you care for your girls’ beautiful hair. A question, not hair related, I would love to see a video on how you ensure all your kids get attention and affection, that special time with you, especially the older kids? Your eldest and middle daughters have such gentle and easy energy, the eldest one in particular always seems so loving of her younger siblings. Love your videos!
Do you really realize how many people you are helping out there with your blog. Some may never say anything some are jealous but just your knowledge love and compassion for your children and your girls and their hair to go that far as to want to be make sure that they are cared for and not put in into a one box where they have to wear their hair straight. You're such an awesome mom, I love your organization skills I am 66 years old and don't have half of the organization skills that you have you're just awesome please continue and carry on, just continue to do you, all I can say is wow!
Thanks so much for this video. I'm a teen and I don't know how to do my hair but your video helped. I'm not adopted or anything, I have a African mom and she doesn't know how to do natural hair as much other than braiding and she always permed my hair when I was little and I hated it. Now that I'm natural for a year now, this video helped me on how I should wash and get ready to style so Im happy to try that out when I take my braids out soon. :)
I stumbled on your channel while trying to find more info about doing my adoptive daughters hair. Thank you so much! She and I have been watching your videos together to help me with her hair. I love how in one of the videos we watched you called their hair their crown. It really made me think more about how special she feels when her hair is done well and be more dedicated to trying to learn all I can to make her hair healthy and beautiful. Thank you so much! I look forward to watching your other videos!
What I love much about this video, is that you took the time to fine out how to care for your girls hair. I wear silk caps to bed for the same reason, well done. Amen
You are "on point" with your adoptive daughters' hair and yes, it is a special bonding time that your girls will remember forever! I applaud you for not using heat on their hair and knowing what products are good for maintaining proper hair maintenance. I found your channel by accident but now I look forward to seeing your next post.
Thank you for this education. I have a black daughter. Her hair is not a bad grade of hair. Her hair probably could be better if do what you do. Thanks for sharing always.
Hey, I am curious, exactly what do you mean by “not a bad grade of hair”? There is no such thing as “a bad grade of hair”. That term has such a negative connotation. It’s better to describe hair type as coily, curly and straight. Thank you very much!
@@tinahill6617 some people know what I mean and you obviously don't. I didn't like frizzy so I relaxed it. At the time it wasn't a product I was willing to try to control her friz. I can do anything style except it will never be curly/coily to straight with the use of the Rev.
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I love it here ❤️ I don’t even need the tips I just like to see an adoptive parent be educated on their daughters hair because some don’t even bother
You're brilliant Christy with your knowledge of curly hair. Such a beautiful mum. I love your salon chair
I love it when you said doing your daughters hair is a special bonding time.
Thank you Christy for all the great inspiration and advice! I have naturally straight to wavy hair but I babysit 2 girls who are mixed race one girl has 4c hair while the other has 4a-4b hair, so now every time I babysit I comb their hair with wooden combs with some leave in, and then style their hair afterwards. Now the moment I come over to their house the younger girl asks me if I can do her hair and I agree that it has become a soothing very enjoyable bonding experience! The experience has really inspired me to want to foster myself one day when I have my own place so I can have girls of my own, and there's so many children who need a loving home ❤️ I hope that one day when I foster I will be able to have such a loving relationship that you and your girls have!
POROSITY!!! That right there is why I LOVE Christy😍😍. She's my SHERO❤!
I love that she educated herself about ethnic hair and is sharing her knowledge with others. 🌻💛💫✨
I need you to come take care of my 4c hair lol😄
I liked everyone's comment😊
Hello Chrissy! Your doing a great job with the kids. I love how genuine you are. I wish more would be like you. Blessings to you and yours. 💓💓💓💓✌🏼
You are an amazing mom
You got things down pack😄😍❤😄
You teaching me things!
I recently combed out my 7 year locs and I needed these tips. Thank you so much for a complete list of essentials!
This is a lady who has done her homework about curly/coily hair. I love that!! I also love how she says"style"🥰😊
Oh also, Christy.. on days that I go to the pool, I take that same exact spray bottle you have, mix some water and conditioner and spray that on your girls' hair before they go swimming or use a leave in conditioner. It provides a layer of protection until their next wash day. Just wanted to share.🥰😊
Do you also add leave-in conditioner right after or do a wash day shortly after? Thank you
@@lovebug8482 I would apply the leave in conditioner after shampooing and conditioning to seal in the moisture and sometimes use it in between wash days. As for pool days, it will help against over drying while you are swimming so yes you can apply leave in right after if you are not going to wash right away. You can always do the spray bottle mixture as another option. I hope this helps😊
Your the best Christy love the styling station. I feel like I need to make an appointment
i got a feeling that opening a hair salon for black 4c hair is about to be open and people are waiting on you.
I'm speechless! I can't say anything! How beautiful you and your girls are so
Seriously impressed with the effort you put into learning how to care for your kids’ hair!
I Love it so much ❤️
I love the rolling cart cuz I feel like I'm always back and forth for the hair stuff,BUT I have carpeting ugh
Such a fun cool mom, love the pink hair and can’t wait to see more of the new salon features. 🤗
your salon area is genius ❤️
I love the intro, ❤️🥰
Would love to see pictures of their hairstyles, I'm new at biracial hair.
She has several in depth styling and wash day videos on her channel. Hope that helps
FYI. Not sure if you've used the "Wet brush". It has been a life saver in detangling my natural hair. I also have a "Wet comb"
Never heard, bout to look for that. Thanks.
I'm only 15, but I really wanna use these ideas with my kids. This is amazing.
Christy You are truly the best at what you do continue your awesome work
I love your channel yay I’m early
The hair Guru💃🏽
Continue success
Hey Christy I need that chair lol. Loving the pink hair btw.
I love this family so much, I like every video before watching. Christy you’re doing such an amazing job with your kids.❤️
me too
Great to hear how you care for your girls’ beautiful hair. A question, not hair related, I would love to see a video on how you ensure all your kids get attention and affection, that special time with you, especially the older kids? Your eldest and middle daughters have such gentle and easy energy, the eldest one in particular always seems so loving of her younger siblings. Love your videos!
Do you really realize how many people you are helping out there with your blog. Some may never say anything some are jealous but just your knowledge love and compassion for your children and your girls and their hair to go that far as to want to be make sure that they are cared for and not put in into a one box where they have to wear their hair straight. You're such an awesome mom, I love your organization skills I am 66 years old and don't have half of the organization skills that you have you're just awesome please continue and carry on, just continue to do you, all I can say is wow!
Learnt something new😊💙💛
I wish there was a less expensive alternative to the revair!!
Thank you for using the correct term , ethnicity , for we are all members of the same race HUMAN ! 😉
Thanks so much for this video. I'm a teen and I don't know how to do my hair but your video helped. I'm not adopted or anything, I have a African mom and she doesn't know how to do natural hair as much other than braiding and she always permed my hair when I was little and I hated it. Now that I'm natural for a year now, this video helped me on how I should wash and get ready to style so Im happy to try that out when I take my braids out soon. :)
Salon chair in the Reviair are a must!!
Wow so early here
I love you
Love your videos
I stumbled on your channel while trying to find more info about doing my adoptive daughters hair. Thank you so much! She and I have been watching your videos together to help me with her hair. I love how in one of the videos we watched you called their hair their crown. It really made me think more about how special she feels when her hair is done well and be more dedicated to trying to learn all I can to make her hair healthy and beautiful. Thank you so much! I look forward to watching your other videos!
So glad you are getting some value :) thank you!
You seem really genuine.
I love the pink hair
What I love much about this video, is that you took the time to fine out how to care for your girls hair. I wear silk caps to bed for the same reason, well done. Amen
You are "on point" with your adoptive daughters' hair and yes, it is a special bonding time that your girls will remember forever! I applaud you for not using heat on their hair and knowing what products are good for maintaining proper hair maintenance. I found your channel by accident but now I look forward to seeing your next post.
🌹❤️🌹❤️🌹
Would love to see what you do with aces hair as well as the two little girls
Yes me too....were getting ready to adopt our little foster boy and now that his hair is coming in I really need some inspiration and tips
You are doing a fabulous job with the kids
Thank you!
Hi Christy. you are wonderful fantastic super mom.
I also love your new hair color.🙏💞💞💞
Yes to pool haircare!!!!!!!
Love it💕
I have the Rev-air and love it!
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
You are super mom! This is awesome
Pls do more hairstyle videos 🥰
Thank you for this education. I have a black daughter. Her hair is not a bad grade of hair. Her hair probably could be better if do what you do. Thanks for sharing always.
Hey,
I am curious, exactly what do you mean by “not a bad grade of hair”? There is no such thing as “a bad grade of hair”. That term has such a negative connotation. It’s better to describe hair type as coily, curly and straight. Thank you very much!
@@tinahill6617 some people know what I mean and you obviously don't. I didn't like frizzy so I relaxed it. At the time it wasn't a product I was willing to try to control her friz. I can do anything style except it will never be curly/coily to straight with the use of the Rev.
@@tinahill6617 and I'm sorry. I get that terminology from my roots; ancestors.
@@sbrown7671 May I ask? Which roots? Ancestors?
What race are you if I may ask.
No you mean race honey